The Canadian actress and writer, Jennifer Robertson gained huge popularity from her work in the CBC comedy series Schitt's Creek. The actress won the Canadian Comedy Award for her performance in a 2005 movie Twitches. Besides, Robertson likewise worked as a writer in many other triumphant projects, including Scaredy Squirrel, This Hour Has 22 Minutes and The Holmes Show.

Holds Canadian Citizenship

Jennifer Robertson was born in 1971 in Toronto, Canada. She belongs to white ethnicity and holds Canadian citizenship.

Robertson is the daughter of late actor and comedian, Bob Robertson. Following her parents' divorce, Bob went on to marry his stepmother Linda Cullen.

Her father and stepmother Linda were a member of comedy team Double Exposure too.

Jennifer Robertson's Career

Jennifer Robertson started her acting career working in a television series SketchCom in 1998. In the year 2003, she got her first major role in the television series The Sean Cullen Show. The next year, the actress appeared portraying the lead role in television movie To Die 4.

In 2005, Robertson worked in Disney Channel television movie Twitches and also won Canadian Comedy Awards for Best Performance by a Female-Film for her work. Subsequently, she appeared in several television shows, including The1/2 Hour News Hour, Comedy Inc., and Wingin' It.

Jennifer Robertson in New York for a sneak peek of Schitt's Creek SOURCE: Getty Image

Jennifer's role in television series Schitt's Creek from 2015-20 gained her rave reviews. The actress was also nominated for multiple awards like Canadian Screen Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, and Gemini Awards for her work in the project. She shared the screen in series along with Jenny Mollen, Annie Murphy, and Sarah Levy.

What Is Her Net Worth In 2020?

Jennifer Robertson has worked in dozens of hit movies and TV shows. Not only fame but, the actress has made a certain agreeable amount of fortune as an actress.